>
> So, I guess what you're saying is that we didn't need $:/GitHub/Branch
> before and therefore I never created it (because the default was good
> enough).
>
Precisely. The default value in 5.1.21 shown in the UI for the saver is
what you wanted, so you never edited it and $:/Github/Branch was never
created. The UI and the JS used the same default ("master") and saving
worked fine.
Now in 5.1.23 you still get shown the same default in the UI ("master"),
but the JavaScript uses another ("main"). Editing the branch name in the UI
creates the $:/Github/Branch tiddler, so that is used instead of the
JavaScript default value.
> The new question is, can we now save on any branch that we want? Like can
> I have a "test" branch for experiments before moving to main/master ?
>
I believe we have always been able to save to any branch we want. The only
limitation is that only one branch for a given repository can be published
via github pages to be served over HTTP, which is a github limitation and
not one coming from TiddlyWiki.
Apologies if I haven't been the most eloquent today, I am probably a little
bit too exhausted to be explaining things.
Regards,
Saq
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